Mykal Rose x Paul Fox – Ceasefire Revisited

Mykal Rose and Paul Fox reconnect on Ceasefire Revisited, a roots-heavy cut that feels urgent rather than nostalgic. The lyric sits in that classic rebel-reggae space Rose has owned for decades: tension, warning, and a call for restraint in a world still running hot. His voice still carries that rough, weathered edge that made him such a defining figure in Black Uhuru, and here it cuts cleanly through a spacious, dubby backdrop.

Paul Fox is a long-running roots and dub producer based in Lisbon who has spent more than 30 years moving between roots reggae, conscious dancehall, and sound system culture. His catalogue already includes an earlier Ceasefire pairing with Mykal Rose from 2006, so this revisited version lands like a return to familiar ground rather than a one-off experiment. The new cut fits neatly into that history: militant but melodic, built on a steady one-drop pulse, bass pressure, and plenty of air around the vocal.

The production keeps things stripped and purposeful. There is weight in the drums, warm low end, and enough echo and space to let Rose’s phrasing do the talking. Instead of chasing polish for its own sake, the track favors mood and message, which is exactly where both artists sound most convincing. Released in 2026 through Sound Business, Ceasefire Revisited plays like a focused update on a partnership that already knows how to speak with authority.